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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1915
Page
12
Reports from London and several cities note unions seeking higher pay and shorter hours for workers. Strikes and demonstrations appear in Scotland England Wales and Ireland with talks in progress in Canada and the United States.
A detailed plan to test British wartime protections is outlined with importers from New York forming a committee to protest Lord Crewe notes. The effort features Marshall Field & Co Kaiser & Co Butler Brothers and other firms as backers amid potential seizure of neutral goods by Britain. officials foresee a demand for neutral ships carrying two contraband loads to be unharmed.
An explosive ad from Teddy's Laboratory Wheeling West Virginia touts a nervine extract sold as a home remedy and wealth scheme. It claims one pint yields twenty quarts of a non alcoholic extract and offers prepaid sample quarts to lure buyers. The ad emphasizes secrecy and high earnings for readers who try.
Washington reports growing anxiety over the Mexican crisis as fighting intensifies in Mexico City and famine worsens. Dispatches indicate uncertainty about communications and possible foreign suffering, with the Carranza and Zapata factions noted and U.S. concerns rising.
Advertises irrigated dry farm land in Rexburg Idaho with inquiries about price and best terms. Mentions investment potential and expects responses from interested buyers via Rexburg Realty Co.
The teachers committee of the board of education completed a preadjustment of earnings for next year, saving 2282.50 by balancing salaries of departing and new staff. The teaching force is nearly filled, listing several hires and departures. George C. Busien from Ogden High is promoted to Madison School principal, with total teaching salaries next year totaling 14258.
One of five Ogden high school typewriters stolen last spring was found at the Coop Grocery Store on Thirtieth Street. Albert Coop bought the machine from a stranger for 30 dollars, paying 20, with 10 to be returned. Grace Atkinson identified it at the store and the school board later recovered the typewriter from Custodian Marriott after reconsidering at a board meeting.
A large crowd attended last night’s Fourth Ward choir benefit at the ward meeting house for the Ogden Tabernacle choir. Under Orson Griffin’s direction the program included The Palms, Come Unto Me, Mighty Tehoval, and several pieces by Joseph Williams and Miss Worthington. The ensemble featured mixed acts, a novelty instrument described as a sunphin piano, and performances by Miss Louise Vierve and Miss Porby Wassent.
Wanhlygion, Jing reports Secretary Carrigan awaits Attorney General Gregory's ruling on whether a military officer forged a commission to obtain realignment of poses. The opinion follows Army officers being offered ordnance by private manufacturers tied to war munitions.
Government officials struggle to decide if army officers may enter private employment amid wartime needs. Attorneys general and legal officers weigh restrictions, with several cases already settled and others awaiting formal guidance from the War Department.
Classified ad text notes alleged acts of hari kari by Japanese officers amid World War I era battles. It cites Petrograd sources and portrays ritual suicide as a military custom contrasted with surrender.
New York markets rose modestly led by Reading amid rumors of coal decision spillover while Union Pacific and Canadian Pacific gained footings. Rubber and Missouri Pacific slipped as hogs edged higher, and sugar futures closed higher in New York with refined sugar holiday effect noted in Chicago. Cotton opened steady in New York after a slight decline. Omaha livestock showed steady demand for steers and hogs with midweek prices provided.
Fragmented OCR text shows livestock receipts and financial figures with unclear labels. Mentions pigs, cattle, values like 0000 and 8.0601100, and references to locations and institutions in a garbled format. The readable portions imply a historical ledger item detailing farm livestock and related sums.
Wheat fluctuated above and below the prior night while rain and cooler conditions weighed on prices. No strong buying emerged as government sales were subdued, oats and corn eased, and hogs prompted weaker provisions with futures quotes showing modest declines.
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